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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

a GENTS FOR LIFE TNgUnANf
n Men for railroad work,
FOR SALh--AaiiFnaa tieknta Nmae IH
cheap. WHITE q 20.
noe 10 uamfhnEa N
"ANTED-MRs. o. 3. JONI
w ktth street, wiahoa 70 onNM&4
. DO general houeoWork.
WTANTKD--A GOOD STRONG 0l
wv. = 40 general hou8 work q 1+'<
Apply % Ms. 4. A. JENNa. Nem n ~
minister, b. Q. M
"ANTED-TW0 OR THREE NI
w ntshed roDma. for light hcff111
ing can give best Of retarauca7s ~
an1 vie. Address. en- Tuesday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
FOR RENT.

HOUsE CONTAINING Is ROO
"A ma b49emank suitable for z4F
families Or for tcdRingBt newly r1'N
end papered; In . danlfabio luc1lIl4
sttoI cars good water freq. AUFIf
acc 81 O.. II. KKTIiA64..
E0R RKNT-THRKK UNFURN
~ 90 rooms light housokesplnes
-, .ioceiity references exehamNA
a. w. this oafre. re- r 81 !.
WANfED "A oARpT. MAKKR. oaMtf
~ nieats With .. L TUokFltf.o,
NictoIia, y. c, Csc
EN0R h1nT-TakEE Oh FoUa ne1r.
y. DE oAee rooma Iaqairs a. lhla eIIl1..
"ANrKD-sIRUATION BIZ A NAt
w tanpeRaie habits, haEiag Cen yaaf a.
pefieces u Ne ganlfsl u1fcha11i14f
sale.mlan ans atack keepefs en- Mlnl11
eredantiak, 10 ohtecfiana - oounlET. A
- q. . care PusI-INrElLrg9NaEas c144.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

Deaf be inPossd uponi WhY ply
l1e Tor Q coEEun eoltan plash w6en
pee can gst TIE real sitk Fiash. h ca
eslnrs. fsF "a. "a TIE isAd1r 81 tsu eaah
ryiceA CMnsFnn Cznknx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

BROwNLEE-ln Seattle. Nov. 4. f1z. Nz
Jennie Brownies. aged "A yearA
Fllaeral from the Christian Ctl
corner Fourth ana Seneca 1hE04M 81
l30a m. today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

WHkT Ex MAYoR Mann SAM III.
Mayor Jacob Mann waa asked YEA. a.
what be had 10 say about The pas
at-aEnaa reported between himself 90
chief Hoska. my friends have aa11
ms never again TO resent anyihlna Nta
soapersn be said, land 1 anA going 70 ~
70 take thsil advice. /, theIsiale Va
say nothing"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
FOR SAL e.

TsHE van DoRKN FAR4, o.
II iflysr, eontafaiag a1eat 10 hsaA
kiins. wareha1aa. oaFaa efc., 10 Ge4
T1ls Il one q ne hell farms q tte fsf'
40 naras o. iimhar laaa ndi1InInE 49,
Nof u1rtnuleE1. nenly 70 - 111r0M
GEo. 4. Van nGHNe
Whlie klsu n g
neasnn Kia4 o.. sasl4. w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

Clocks and wraps We know thsl
our prices are 81 the bottom ana on
goods for % and quality at tbs ton
Great display ON wednesday moFnlnn
See display advertisement. Toklaa
SineeFnnan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

Do not permit yourself 10 hny 4 olasa
until you have hfst seeu what We hnsA
10 offer. We will save you manss ana
suit you better. Tokiaa 4 Sinel an'
Fnr TRIMMING. nnnnrun l..n.a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

MrA vi nsloW's Soothing syrup, for calIII.s
teething, q the prescription % ona e. a. 1eH
female nurses and physicians - ~ uI||
6tekas, and has hean used Ger forty go1sa NIH
leethirg it. value Il inealGuiAble. Il re'IEi
TIE child nom pain, cures dy1ontaKg nH1 81.
rhma. gripping IN the bowels and wind onI.8
b. giving health 10 TIE child Il rezH Is
mothes. Prics Sc. boitia apiadVl4
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06


Advertisements under the HEADS a. i
Found. To Let and Situations Wantef ~ D
inaerti0n; 30 per cent. faF each sn1e8
Insertion. Payment always IN aagEnt&
fXTANTkD- PARTNER wTTH ~
w % Invest In good paying A
u Tacoma, w. r. Apply 70 Pm Ryan
Puget sound Steam LanndrF. aaatIs { r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
FOR SALE.

A WELL IMPROVED FAnn on GpfAN
n Asland san b bought vesF shesR.
Address wiz. WhatK
no2 In 0ae1-1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

rms saazs an sus1 vnl-a...

xnE RAKrT Ar QUrxR wn.r-n.s,..,
M1rcAnnA DMRAMzs Bnn EHn n1rs
Unitsd Statss Senator Iohn n go
ell ac1unpanie8 By 0uslann Cis1is.,..
Quincy A. Brooks and asksf f-'-ss@.
took The aftaRnooa train oesr So
sultchhack yeG1erday. ~. H,es7s
With bis daughter GEES A Rrsk.-.
Falls on some baninass ana ~ ,es...
In 3 faW days. M. John T.s7S9 ~
AZ Governor Squire .sefurne6 - -.
yesterday With MrS. SRnir1 - r..
LeaEy, who came ever wilh - =
meet ne Senatorial psEtF.
ME. eohalse. speaking nt tks Alnns,
81 the night before, csmrIines1'',
caterer Reilly very hiQhly, arrlnn ~.
tie menu and service Wefa ni,nrl1 -
teot-heyon1 criticism, ana AZ
Hchul1s Il known 10 b vo1y 49, -
IL suoh matters, Mr.. Rsi,le 49,,
crimson. TIE banqa1l We sas'3lrS7
until half pas I've o'cIack ytSI1F1-r
morning. The vine vas heid nn : ~
restraint throughout, and yel lhs II1,.S
bore the ordeal withoni nlnahin1 srS
the members 81 The party s11ss111
about the hotel yesterday 1|Is -
marked evidences OF anything uEas|
having transpired.
DmnnHamD AND C&uaHz Or Aasm.
Commissioners yesterday dilnl1,1I ~
charge against w. Il. How q m9kins
M assault UPON customs ofieel 4
Jones' Wilh deadly weapon, The dslnnn
goin2 - she1 that Ne nnffsn11fl7 +,
coon as be knew Jenes waz a os1..
Deputy Collector ]. II. prioa fsKS,.
qusntly entered q charge Of aaasn,I ~
deadly weapon end impofin1 ~
Ger, upon which charge he eslaa,l
was held. Daring tue hnarfna qs'.
day morning, Jas. a. Ashton. a,I111'p
TOR Hos, moved that newapap8r rsrts
ers be excluded from the c1azi g =,
ground that hisclieua had bean wIesrrs
BY mls1lA1ement cf facts. kass
United States District ATTORNEY, Nt.
day, held that the pFopeallion ~ e1s
with which the eouEt had nothing A n
IL vas q matter between The tsi'1H
and the newspapers. The ohi&e.Ilsa
were withdraw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

An ingenious fellow in New York has
hQared u cat that the Thistle IL faster
than the Volunteer, and that she sailed
faster durinR the races for the cup. Ae-
cording 20 bis calculations the Voiun-
tesr 10 her beat TO windWard and 70.
turn sailed s. 8 miles. while the
Thistle sailed IS As miles 10 making
the same course, end bg adjusting the
recorded time, be finds the Thistle is
IS seconds per mile faster than the
Volunteer. Ia other words had the
Thistle sailed the same courss tFnsersed
by the Volunteer she would have been
she winner. AZ It Is, however, she
Thistle is down.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

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slSI pie1ss eiys Ihs Cd addssN - vsil = ~
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| In the coarse OF q eongersatiou with
the famous inventor, Ediaoa, be repitsd
30 the question:. What IL 20 be the ten
dsncy Of invention durina the nsxl
quarter OF oentaryp as follows
I" The next great invention, I think, IL
likely to be The tuFninQ OF coal into mo.
tive power without the mediation Of
steam. am nov at work on q msehine
called tbs pyromagnstio dynamo for
this paFpose-to get eleolsioity directly
from coal. Almost all Of our available
energy 10 IN wood and coal. We Get Il
out at teFrible waste. As foaF-fifths
Of The heat In fireplace eoes up The
chimney, and only ona 9th cut int the
EeoD where Il u wanted, 50 about three
fonrths Of She energy Ia coal is Ioet ii
getting at the other fourth. Ooai can
be tnEnsd Immediately into electricity
have demonstrated thaf-and 1 gill
know in q short time whether Il can be
done eommereiAllF-that q. without
costing more than il comes to. II my
idea can ee Tealizsd,a steamer that now
barns 80 tons Of coal 3 day viii barn
twenty i've instead. Very certain am
that the vhole tendsney Of invention
for the last thirteea years ~ this cen
tuFy vii Be directed toward economy Of
notiEe poweF.n
what DO yOa think Of ths Kssly no
tori"
Il have neveE ses0 u, 90 I have DO
opinion about Il. But all the results be
Il said 10 have obtained ean Be gotten
from compressed sir. Al the air ia
this room con be condensed into q H.
Quid thai could be carried IN q hlbeEl
shell, and lie explosive foroe wonid be
Tremendous. Skillfuliy released and r.
eongifusfed Il woald move great ma.
chine"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25

The pen falls from my fingers. My head
drops heavily on the table. | am awakened
by cautious tap at the door. Before my
eyes are fairly open an old negro woman (no
other than ''nursie'' has entered and begun
TO light my fire.
She is over 20 now, and age has planted
many a wrinkle on her swarthy face. Yet,
though the portly figure is somewhat bent,
she is still active and helpful, and there are
so me offices she will allow no hands but hers
to perform for her white folks"
Miss Bessie bin powerful Uneasy bout
you, Mars Jeffrey" she says. while the gray
turbaned head bobs up and down as she
blows the fire, powerful She lowed sup
pen mus er hap'nd, but tole her lay you
1es done drapped ter sleep readin' dem ar
letters o. hern. Irickolleck yistiddy w yo'
weddin day Ketch me fo'gittin' dat day!
No, dat You don't! | KIN see my blessid
chile now er standn' long o. you in dat ar
lonesum-lookin' little church, wild her
shiny white frock on, an dat ar long vail a
hahgin' way down her back. An you a
lookin' lax you kud eat her up. An didn't
her eyes look happy! Lori Lar she never
look lax de same gal she ulster in dat ole
sorry house what warn't good nuff for none
o. my folks 10 look at, let lone liv in an die
in. 7Po' Mars Harold. Seem nifty strange
to think bout him. Aye Lord, my folks is
bucW ue LDeWbI lWdIHb easy
chastenment what de Lord Civ dem, but
ies reglar hard swipin' ticks, an look lax
my po' young marster jes sink right under
'enf But amt no cashun fur ter COM
plain. / tell you what 1t Is, Mars jeffrey,
de ways Nv de good Master is nifty kurus,
and look lax we doan' know what He do
mean By il sumtiules, but IL allus KUN roun'
dat He DO one OATS right an we de ones
dat wrong. He bin nifty mustiful 10 US,
Mars Jeffrey, dat He ISL
The fire isburning briskly now, and as the
old darkey leaves the room, hear a quick
step coming along the passage, whose mp
proach has never yet failed 10 quicken my
pulses, and presently the blithe voice Of my
daughter, who has rushed past her mother
into the room:
Papa Papa. do hurry upl Blddy says
dmitaiing herr the brekthfas' Is reddy. shure
an Il h. an the cakes a gittin' all cowidw
fTHE ENDl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1887.

CRATE and frowning. "A thousand par
donsl Those stupid servants l never knew
them to be so careless and she crossed the
room to ring the bell.
do not ring l said. sit does not mat
ter. shall go directly"
What do you mean? Has anything
happened that you look so cold and hard!
friendF'
Again she stood under the brilliant chan
delier Again she extended her hand.
stood before her. looking at her with half
fascinated gaze, in spite of the scorn 1 felt
for her
''You are wonderfully beautiful, Miss
Meredith. You look like a goddess. Is
that what you expect me to say"
She softly laughed
Il have some right to expect it, have l
nots But why are you goings Did you
not bring your bookH'
Yes, but let me say the truth at once. l
do not know how to tell you except in the
plainest words
Her eyes fell, and the long lashes dropped
over the pink-tinted cheeks, and the pink
deepened ever so little
do not fear to tell me, she said, softly
How well she concealed her triumph, for
l saw at once that she had nlisconstrued my
words.
II do not fear" | answered, Though it is
not a pleasant truth have to tell you. A
moment ago heard you say that you ex-
pected me to tell you tonight that loved
you. Instead | must tell you that l do not
No. do not love you. EnchantreSs that
you are, you have never touched my heart.
knew that before | came here tonight,
before heard what you confided to your
mother just now. twas not my fault that
heard. Iregret that you will lose your
diamonds. But, on the other hand, Mr.
Victor Wright will gain bride. | shall be
pleased to congratulate himm
A cruel change had passed oyer the beau
tlful face. Surprise, anger, scorn had sue
ceeded each other i'll rapid transition All
the color had left, and the large eyes were
no longer soft ana tender. Quick, bright
flashes made them almost black. A scorn-
full laugh broke from her.
You have the face to tell me this! And
you fancy | caree'
II fancy nothing, Miss Meredith l re-
greet that have lost friend trusted. 1t
is a hard lesson, but not an uncommon one,
believe. ! have only to wish you good
evening, and thank you for some pleasant
hours you have given me-"
And L. she said, IAN glad our little
farce is over"
She had quite regained her self possession,
and babe me goodnight with perfectly po-
lite but freezing bow.
That night as 1 crossed the bridge, walk
ing homeward in the moonshine | saw a
couple standing in the shadows. A slender
girl leaning with hands clasped on the
strong arm Of her lover. His head was
bent eagerly toward her uplifted face. A
stray moonbeam flashed over her, and
showed pair of shining love-lit eyes. Their
attitude spoke of mutual love and trust,
and heard the mans voice say:
II did try, but it was no use. To love you
once. is to love you forevern
o, Bessie! o, my queen How could
have deemed it possible to disenthrone you /!
As walked sorrowfully onward l almost
hated the man for his happiness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25

tn know that none of the heroes we used to
read of, no single one of the brave and great
hearted ones whose names haye rung in
song and story. is half so brave and great
hearted, worthy of all honor in my eyes as
yourself dear cousin. / used TO weep at
thought of the boy in that dark old house in
Venice, hiding his griefs in his lonely little
heart. | have shed sadder tears for the
lonely-hearted man who-shall l tell you
what they say of you. How your praises
are on every ones lipss The mau whose
large soul is first in all noble undertakings.
The man who with a princely fortune en-
mobiles his profession by such laborS that in
one Yedr ne mas ,-,,;,, -.
pltie INC, saiu, h'"S "AAS uuPAVeA9e'iiV-
ly, and sitting up stralght--as she arose-to
offer a seat by my side. 4 nave no pa
tlence with what the world SAYS Because
/ am independent OF 1t, II Is pleased to give
me notIlllg put praise. - PpoIel lilau' WIN
tar nlgher aDhltleS, W0ulo nave met Win
no encouragement uhIlI ne nau Voilea 10 the
last round OF me iauueI;
ana my oplhloli' Jedrey' Do9S Oi1dU OF
TEND your sense OF 1us1lce alSoE
gu Out ecno Whao you near from o0h-
ers. :,
Let IL pass, men, LOT wnao IL Is WORTH
she arose, wlCha PROUD gesture, ana walked
10 the taDle where sue IttI lelt ner pook
SO muoh oHehded. ohau l Hnlsh Ghe
poem, she asked, or hau you no1 oeo1er De
lett aione| or
torglVe me! crleui am brute
fray 40 hoO IeaVe me- lou oa'iiloO uiuel-
.tTf ,,o, u,;sh mo m finish the moan, ~ she
49, ar 49, -, +;,,,a "a do Ed bafo,,a
dinner
Coldly and quietly she spoke and then she
began to read again. The while her sweet
words kept repairing themselves in my
thoughts-her sweet words that | had so
rudelv put aside because could not, could
not bear her pity.
sob +ho rt.,a ,,,.1s sano aast and tho utt,a
0' hire hrds seng or eSt S''e "''''
And / smiled to think Gods greatness flowed
around our incompleteness
Round our restlessness, His rest"
Ground orr restlessness. His rest. - the
sweet Voice reneated
7 onaned nv evas She was looking ont
of the yyindow in 81 dreamy. absent fashion
as IL sba had forgottan INV presence And
. loolI If min hsS c,.ent into her face
The DAYS soed Inv as ali DAYS will sneed
whether hapnv or otherwise | connted
them un-th6se that remained to me-and
was iealous Of every moment snent away
from her She was far, far too good to me
though after that dev there was a touch of
reserve in ali She said Still she was. as I
have said far far foo good TO me The
dav before nv denartnre cane. She sat at the
nisno singino for me. the clear Iiouid notes
how ,.;s;ng and foatinn throngh fine room
now snkTne into sweet contraTto strains
:
Let me alone tne dream Is my OWL
ana my hearV Is iull Oh res''
The low murmur died away, and she sat
quite still, the song unfinished, the singer
silenced Il felt sure) by thoughts of her
buried love. 1t was early twilight 1t had
been raining all day, but the clouds were
broken, and one by one the stars were
throbbing out. A bird chirped his good
night song as she left the piano and stood
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25

Pink gums nnd mouth and dazzling teefh,
And breath ~ baims and lips ~ rose
Arr found nOt la fnlH Hofia Denrath
VIII young ~ oid, fayt ouly those
Nho rFfr wisely, while iIHy may.
pa9 eyIyDyaI VI i1sld a.i1 Qay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
PEACE.

Winds aud wild waves in headlong huge com.
motion
Scud, dark with tempest, Ger the Atlantic's
breast
While underneath, few fathoms deep in
ocean,
Lie peace ard rest.
Storms in nlidair the rack before them swesp-
ing.
Hurry and hiss like fj,rieS hate-possessed;
While over all white cioudlets pure are sleen-
ing
In peace, in rest.
HeartsO wild heart! why in the storm-world
ranging
Fit It thou thus midway, passions slave and
jest,
When all so near above, below, uuchan giny.
Are heaven, and rest!
n. g. B. in the Spectator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
WEST SIDE MATTERS.

Frank Lsrawzv, boy aged about nfieen.
was severely hurt yesterday while trying 70
do the ''oircus act" with horse IN vacant
lot near tte outskirts Of the city on West
Bridge-st. The bov had been riding the
horse around in q circular course for some
time and ss b. felt ne Lad that part Of the
business down 10 perfection he eunderiook TO
make the horse jump over low fence
The horse failed 10 clear the fence bet III
stead struck the top bosrd and fell IN
heap on the other side. The boy was
thrown over the animal head on heap oi
stones. breakin: one Of bis srms and knock
i1g out q couple o! teeth.
Mise Ethel Barnard wss very pleasantly
ssrprised a. her home s. hllen-ss.. Monday
evening. by a0oui thirty Of her friends The
occasion was in honor OF ,he httsenth ami
verSary OF her birthday. Neiresh aenis,
musio. recitsiioDs and games were the ohiei
features OF the evening
Geo. Rausmaa. of leierson-st.. va,
plesssntiy SURPRISED bv number Of MS
friends Monday night, who presented hin
with a gold wstch in remembrance OF M
I wen'y-first birthday.
smith Bros. OF West Fulton st, are dis
posirg OF their stock Of hardware % J. :
Losing in order 10 rnske room Tor ihsi
s'ocx Of dry gcoas.
The I.na.wan-da-v Cub will give I
social hop AZ the West SIDE srnory tonight
Mis- Matte Gibson. Of West Fuiton-st.
has returned from visit AZ Three Rivers.
Miss Lille RYDER. Of Jackson-sf IA
gone to Grand Haven so visit friends.
Fred Maxim. OF Wet IeousFd-st. hs
gone on q short yisif 70 Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
TENNyscn's JUBILEE ODE.
a .irsets From the Poet Iaureato's zribui
to the Empires Queen.

n sirset. From the Poet IaureHtes Tribute
10 the Empress Queen.
Tsnnyson's Jubilee ode hss been given to
ihe public. II IS entitled carmen ssccu-
lase and Is in alternate three and eight
line blank verse sianzas. The first and sec
ond stanzis are as iolloFs:
!.
Fifv time tne rn,c has Powered snd faded.
Firs times the golden hnrvesl ALLEN,
Since 9ur 2aeen assumed ne globe the scePter.
II
she believed ior sindiiness
Rara fn iab,e o. history.
iyssri.i sui fuibrsss ~ India.
Cr8Sued ~ long with a di.dcm
Never wefa 3y WCFtLier,
reW nth pr.~pe o.S aH9urlcs
CONES nt ias. to The bo1ntsous
CrSvoMg yesr ~ her jubilee
Ofthe next Eve stanzss the short sing the
attributes cf The q leen and the long euloln
the nation 10 celebrate the jubilee With H.
luuina,iCns. festivals, charities, etc. The
subsequent stsnzAs sre as follows
yau. the pa'rio; architect shaPe state memo
RAJ
Make il really gorgsous-
s3rs imperial institute
kfe.i IL sgmD0l iu ornament
Which may SPEAK 20 me c@niuries
a il zoe ccB.uriss after us
OF this year Oi her jubilee.
FlRv year. of ever broadening commerce
Fiay yesrs OF ever Frightening selerce.
Finv years OF ever widening empire
You. The mighty. the forsgnste,
You the lord territorial,
Xoa the l0rf mao1f4et1Ser,
You tie hsriy. laoo-.ous. p3,isut Children oi
Ailayn
Yaa canadian Ia ,isu. Austr.lastsn, African.
Al gonr hesrts be IN harmony. 81 yOar voices IN
unison
~.neile p all ~ he -lDrions
GJ.ie. year 81 hcs i1bilce.
Are thers thaadsrs moaning il The disiaoce'
- fhsre sr,seters =, evT1x in the darkness
49, th~ Ilrl - i'rnt g. guide her people tiil
t.e flll.ler. pas, ta spersers vanish,
| And tae iis Il is vlrio-. sui ths dar<ness oa"h
iat0 the uoiiee o. ghe sses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

The Remains OF An Ohio Woman Found
Almost Entirely Turned TO Stone.

The Remains OF an OHIO Woman Found
Almost Entirely Turned TO Stone.
TifFiS, OHIO. March 29.-The body OF
Mrs. Ros4nns Dennis. vile Of Hartman
Dennis. who died December -. 1870, was
taken up in the old city burying ground To-
day ana removed TO Green lawn Cemetery.
When the body was finally exhumed 1t
WIS found in . complete state - pesfiiioa-
ti0n with the one exception oi the feet. he
deceased had been clothed in black siik
dress which was still in good state OF pre-
servstion. The coffin however, was al
most entirely decsyed. The deceased was =
large woman and the full outlines OF the
BODY had been preserved. So heavy bad It
become that it took the united efforts OF ten
men to remove it from its resting place:
While tbis was being accomplished small
piece was unevoidabiy chipped of the body,
which Is in the possession of bndsrtaker
Kishler. Ii has ali the appearances OF hard,
firiy liaestone, which in fact il Il. it may
be interesting IN this connection 10 say that
Mrs Dennis died OF droPSy, although II Is
not certain that the unnatural accomuia-
| ton OF water in the system before deatn
would be conducive 30 SO remsrkable !
| change
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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